Have the PHP2Shell and eMudhra cases *actually* led to any breaches?

https://www.troyhunt.com/weekly-update-527/

Have the PHP2Shell and eMudhra cases *actually* led to any breaches?
https://www.troyhunt.com/weekly-update-527/

This is the audio podcast version of Troy Hunt's weekly update video published here: https://www.troyhunt.com/tag/weekly-update/

The audio version of Troy Hunt's weekly video update

Troy Hunt's Weekly Update Podcast

This is the podcast version of Troy Hunt's weekly update. The video version is available at https://www.troyhunt.com/tag/weekly-update/

Troy Hunt's Weekly Update

Weekly Update 527: Cybergeddon News v. Reality

Weekly Update 528: Reading AI-generated Code & the Economics of Solar (1)

The way we build and manage HIBP is fundamentally different today than it was a year ago, here's how it looks now

https://www.troyhunt.com/weekly-update-525/

0:00 Introduction and context
2:08 Sponsor and observability
3:46 Enhancing email workflows
13:51 Project planning with AI
25:57 Managing AI engineering risks
28:24 Cryptographic security
29:23 Automation and testing
30:11 Productivity gains
31:56 Expanding AI to home systems
36:45 Model reliability
37:25 AI tool experimentation
39:22 Network troubleshooting
39:55 Database optimization
40:35 IoT and digital security
41:57 Future of software development

The way we build and manage HIBP is fundamentally different today than it was a year ago, here's how it looks now
https://www.troyhunt.com/weekly-update-525/
0:00 Introduction and context 2:08 Sponsor and observability 3:46 Enhancing email workflows 13:51 Project planning with AI 25:57 Managing AI engineering risks 28:24 Cryptographic security 29:23 Automation and testing 30:11 Productivity gains 31:56 Expanding AI to home systems 36:45 Model reliability 37:25 AI tool experimentation 39:22 Network troubleshooting 39:55 Database optimization 40:35 IoT and digital security 41:57 Future of software development

Weekly Update 526: Building HIBP AI/SI First

"For all the attention on AI-powered hacking, we keep seeing companies lose millions of customer records because someone picked up the phone, impersonated IT support and talked their way in. The ShinyHunters incidents give us named victims, documented social engineering and publicly dumped data. I’ve yet to see comparably solid evidence connecting an AI-executed intrusion to a named company’s customer database being dumped publicly."

0:00 Office chaos and coffee
2:22 AI observability and risk
6:33 Integrating AI in daily work
17:01 Passwords versus pass keys
27:53 Debunking AI security hype
38:43 Reality of data breaches
48:22 The future of AI and work

"For all the attention on AI-powered hacking, we keep seeing companies lose millions of customer records because someone picked up the phone, impersonated IT support and talked their way in. The ShinyHunters incidents give us named victims, documented social engineering and publicly dumped data. I&rsquo;ve yet to see comparably solid evidence connecting an AI-executed intrusion to a named company&rsquo;s customer database being dumped publicly."
0:00 Office chaos and coffee 2:22 AI observability and risk 6:33 Integrating AI in daily work 17:01 Passwords versus pass keys 27:53 Debunking AI security hype 38:43 Reality of data breaches 48:22 The future of AI and work

Weekly Update 527: Cybergeddon News v. Reality

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